ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. - MONDAY, JUNE 27; '1927
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LOCAL NEWS
; On Business Trip 1 " 1 f
I W. B. Jones Vent to Roedsport
I over Saturday to look after busl
, ness affairs. ' ? $'
Back from Eugene '
; Mrs. It. A. Jones returned to this
t city Saturday alter a visit ' Willi
.friends In Eugene for a day or so.
TDnT7VV wni i xtv
h OUSTED BY PARTY
(Auociatnl Prcw Lraml Wire)
MOSCOW, Russia. June 27.-i-
ainl violation of party discipline,
Leon Trotzky and Gregory Zino
viuff, once powerful figures,. the
councils of the All-IiiiBsiun, com
munist party, now are threatened
with final (l.HiniHHal from the party.
Their expulnion; has. been' asked
by the praesidium of the central
' control committee, : and . inasmuch
as they have been demoted, disci
plined and warned severul times In
the last few month., there appear
ed little doubt loduy that the prae
nidi urn's recommend a tiona would
be followed by the party as a
whole. !
' The praesidlum based its recom
mendation; umona other things, on
the allegation that Trotzky and
Zinovieff had engaged In continu
ous attempts ('tot break party unity
at a time of serloiis international
complications, aggravated by par
tial failure of the Chinese revolu
tion and of facilitating the activi
ties of anti-soviet agitations within
the sovet union
From Rtddte
Mrs. Wilson arid daughters of
niddlo, were in this city Saturday
afternoon ' Visiting vUh friends
and shopping' f i
Visit Over Week-End
Mrs. W. O. Cordon and Miss
Dorothy Cordon, of Eugeno, "were
In this city over Saturday visit
ing 4wlth friends, , j. ,!
From Olalla
Mi-K Pin i-l m Oil Ivan t and d a U ch-
ler of Olalla spent Saiurday. after
noon m Iloseburg vismng wun
friends and (mopping.
Sues Indiana Ex-KIan Dragon
1 jmLmr J mam
Armed with a letter from Governor Ed Jackson of Indiana, Mrs.
- Nettie Stephenson Brehm of Oklahoma, former wife of D, C, Stephen
son, visited the Indiana 'ex-klan dragon at Indiana state prison the
tothee day and won the admlssfoifetHat Florence Catherine 11, Wae his
daughter.' Mrs.',' Brehm is suing, for $12,082' from Stephenson for. the
"child's .'support.! Stephenson';. Is. serving sentence' for 'the slaying of
Madge Oberholtzer.
EVERYTHING
INCREASED!
PRICE
On 300 of the Nation's Great
Lines on such tine cars
MARMON, PEERLESS,
Motor Coach
as PACKARD,
CHRYSLER-80.
Seiberling ALL-TREADS have won an envi
able reputation for GREATER TRACTION
LONGER WEAR.
Yet todayts Seiberling All-Treads
have been
. VASTLY .IMPROVED
the tread Is BROADER
HEAVIER at the shoulder, contains.
20 MORE RUBBER
. the body strength has been
: tremendously Increased
25 STRONGER BODY
No other tires built contain as
much rubber and cotton as today's
Seiberling All-Treads.
FORD, CHEVROLET, STAR,
WHIPPET OWNERS
Will find in today's Seiberlings the MOST
TIRE ever built for SMALL CARS they will
find MORE RUBBER. MORE COTTON, LONGER
WEAR than ever has been built into tires for these
throughout the line in all sizes, a great tire has
been vastly improved everything has been in
creased but the PRICE.
SEIBERLING
ALL-TREADS
Highway Service Co.
Cor. Jackson and Douglas , Phone 323
In Today . i , I
Mrs. 1). Coon, resident or aiyruo
Creek, spent the morning In this
city shopping und unending to bus
iness affairs.
Leaves For -San Francisco .
Mrs. Henry Jlnrth left Sunday
afternoon, fob Sun Frupclsco whore
the will spend several weeks Viilt
Ins with friends.
Visitor Saturday
M rs. T. Troxel of Winchester was
a visitor In Roseburg on Saturday,
spending the 'afternoon shopping
and t visiting with .friends. ys. R
Business Visitor " " "
u n TJ.nitno. P Wtlhnr nnnnt
several hours Saturday In this city
V1KIWI1K llieilUH III1U llll-liuiiiB
business matters, K' ': '- j'
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Spend Afternoon ' i
rni.n n rtn..n n.wl Tltllo nia.
son of Melrose spent Saturday af
ternoon in JluseuuiB BlluiiLMiiH uiu
visiting with friends.
Visitor Here
Mrs. James A. Plnkcrton was In
from tho rural districts Saturday
afternoon and was visiting with
Alends and shopping.
Visitor In Town '
Mrs. H. Carnes, of Carnes, Bpent
several hours Saturday visiting
with friends nnd ntteniling to busi
ness affairs in this 'city i 1 .
From Umpqua ' 1 ' "
t Mrs. F. Good of Umpqua was a
rtoaeburg visitor . Sal urdny after
noon and was shopping irtid 'attend
ing to business affairs, i i . i
Visits For Afternoon
Mrs. Oscar Backlund of Melrose
was In this city Saturday after
noon vlsitinu with friends and at
tending' to business affairs. ' -
Visitor Saturday ' ' ' 1
Mrs. Zona Lynn, of Melrose, was
a RoBeburg visitor on Saturday
afternoon and was shopping and at
tending to business affairs.
Visitor Saturday ,
- T?n,tnl,.l,. Gnlitli.lrrt wna'. th fl-rtlll
the rural' districts on Saturday niiij-
spenc Hie ui lui iiuum iihikiiu; uiiur
business' affairs and trading. i .
Hutchisons Visit '
' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hutclilsonj of
Elkton,-. were In Roseburg Satur
day afternoon visiting with friends
and attending to business affairs.
Spend Week-End
Mrs. H. J. McDonald and son,
Kenneth, of Portland, spent the
week-end in Roseburg visiting at
the home of the former's mother,
Mrs. S. M. King.
Recuperating from Illness
Harry Burr, deputy county cleric,
who has been 111 of an attack of
influenza for tho past two weeks,
has recovered and was able to be
out greeting friends Saturday.
Here From Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Oleim Rndabaugh,
of lEugene, spent Sunday and to
day In Roseburg visiting with
friends and relatives. Mr. Ilaua
baufih Is employed by the Eugeno
Register.
Enroute Home
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will C. Jones and
family orMedford stopped over In
this city Saturday to visit at tho
home of Mr. Jones' mother, Mrs.
M. A. Jones. They were enroute
home from Salem.
Visit at Payton Home
Mrs. James T. Goodman and two
children of Salem, formerly of this
city, spent last week here visidng
at the home of Mrs. Goodman's
parents, Mr. and Mrt. M. C. Pay
ton. They were Joined here Sat
urday afternoon by Mr. Goodman.
Miss Meyer Home
Miss Ruth Meyer, who has been
visiting for the past two weeks at
Portland and Eugene, returned to
her home In this city yesterday.
Sho attended tho Rose festival In
Portland and then visited for a
week with friends In Eugene.
Marriage License Issued I :
A marriage license . was Tssueu
Saturduy to Kermlt Muetzol of
lirockway and Alicu J, llolllugs
worth,' (Jlnllu; r ; 1
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From Yoncalla v
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. Wilson of , Yon-
cnlln motored here (Ills : morning
nnd spent tt fow hours transuctinK'
business and shopping.
From Tiller : , i .
Mrs. C. F. Rltter nnd two chil
dren of Tiller spent Saturday af
ternoon In this city visiting unci at
tending to business mutters.' ,
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Baptists Hold Picnic1 j :
An nil day pienfe was hold uj;
the members of tho rjuntist church
and their families on Saturduy,
several carlouds going to Llnd
biom's Grove near this city.. t A
picnlc.'dlnnor ,wus' enjoyed utn'oon
und in the afternoon nllf sort's' of
races, .high jumping contosti and
horseshoe pitching games.' wori)
participated In by those attending.
From Eugene
J. M. Lamb, district plant chief
of tho Pacific Telelihono and Tele-
Kinpn company, nnd Mrs. Lamb of
Funeral Vesterday , (
1 Tho body of Josoph Van Slclcle,
who passed away, at 'Salem lust
week, arrived In Roseburg yostor.
duy and the services were liold
Sunday ufternoon at the Roselpug
Uudeituklng Chapel, arrangements
being conducted by M. K. Klttpr.
Eugene, visited here over Sunday. .T.TWWTW'M''TTfrM
Electric lawn mower's, $(l!i.(K) at
Wharton Bros." ' i
Here from Olympia
Mrs. Gertrude Clark, of Olympia,
who bus been visiting relatives
at Eugene, has arrived ' here' to
spend a few days visiting with her
son and wife, Mii and Mrs. J. E.
Clark,! befuro her . return, to Wash
ington. ' ' '"'.''' .'
Back rom Trip
:Frnnk Trumble, local boxing, pro-1
moter; and fainlly, Teturijed yestor-j
day from a lengthy uuto trlpllnlo!
Iiluho and Washiugion. While .
away Mr. Trumble took occasion:
to look up u number of boxers in i
various communities and has ar-'
ranged for a number of good
matches to be presented during tho
coming fall and winter . i
LARGE INCOMES .
PAYING HEAVIER
PORTION OF f AX
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NEW I RAGINE THRESHER
FORDSON SIZE 20x32
$650 at Your Ranch
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Idaho 6.845 170,91
Illinois ..i..i....245,943 64,791,507
Nyw York ..i.y.459,199 252,157,834
OroROii" 20,694 1,787,922
Pennsylvania ....22,105 73,3(14,345
WnshlnKton .... 47,891 2,717,102
Rnrden
Sco tho now Yauglmn
tractor at Wliarton Bior.
Going to Berkeley
M. S. Hamm, fiunnrlntcndent of
schools at Marshflold, formprly of
noscburK, passed throuRh the city
yestorday, accompanied by Mrs.
Harnm, on the way to Berkeley,
Calif., where he will attrnd the
summer school session of the Uni
versity of California.
Error In Name
In the society section of the
Newrt-Revlew Saturday an error
was made In the announcement of
the coming marriage of the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Chase. The name should have
read Miss Helen Chase Instead of
Miss Dorothy Chase. The mar
riage Is to be an event of Wednes
day afternoon of this week.
Sutherlln Boy Praised
Larry French, of Sutherlln, who
Is now pitching for the Portland
Beavers. Is winning a great deal of
praise from sport writers for his
pitching ability. Tie has been a
recruit twlrler for Portland, but
I tnl year has been showing such
irood work that he Is beginning to
(be used regularly. A large picture
I of Larry with an accompanying
j stnrv, appeared in Sunday's Ore
1 gonlan.
THIS YEAR BRINGS A REVUE:- ,
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Charfeuqua Keeps Up -to -the -Minute in Entertainment Features.1
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This thresher is fully equipped, self-feeder, wind stacker, folding type, weigh-
AVERAGE CAPACITY PER HOUR: Wheat, 40 to 70 Bu; Oats, 80 to 150.
, This is Your Opportunity to Save $450.00. Do it now. '
C. A. Lockwood Motor Co.
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Attorney J. H. Napier, of Kla
math Fulls is suendlug the day in
Roseburg on legal business. ,
Visitor this Morning
Mrs, Albert Kronko, of Garden
Valley, spent the morning In Rose
burg visiting I'rlonds and shopping.
Neal on 'Trip
Forest Supervisor Carl B. Neal
loft this morning on an inspection
trly to yolf Crock and Steamboat.
From Dole ' ' '
Mr. and MrB. A. Jones of Dole
were In Roseburg this morning
visiting with friends and atend
Ing to business affairs. ' 1 1
Visits In Eugene '
Mrs. F. A. StoWart Svent td Eu
gono Sunday to spend the day vis
iting UB the guost of Mrs. A. Bo
gnrt.; .' . ' , '- j :"
Return to Eugene
MIbs Helen F. Russell and Miss
May Riley returned to their homes
In Eugono Sunday after spending
a week here visiting ( with ( rela
tives and friends. i'
I ho tu-7 Chautauqua la briugliiE
a l!i7 program. One of the out
standing features of the ontortnin
mont world In the past two years
has been tho Increasing popularity
Df what Is known as a Revue., This
roar's Chautauqua will bring a Ra
dio as a part of tho program.
However, a Revue as it has been
given in the cities has often times
been subject to crltiiinm on ac
count of the typo of enlertulnment
offered. Tho Chautauqua Revue
that Is being given this year, Is
the kind which has achieved popu
larity among those who Insist that
tho entertainment bo kept clonn
and those who appreciate quality
rather than mass production In
their entertainment.
Tho Lucille Elmore Rovuo Is led
by a dlmlnutlvo Broadway stur, who
secured her training under Fred
Stone In "Stepping Stones." Fred
Stone is famous throughout Amer
ica as tho 'Christian Comedian"
and has long siood for cloan enter
tainment. At tho same time, when
bis show. Is on Broadway Jt Is gen
erally harder to got seats for 11
than any other theatre in town.
Miss Elmore , has learned Just
how to build a program of the Stone
type which Is sparkling in Its com
edy, swift moving in its action and
thoroughly above criticism 111 every
respoct. Her own numbei-B are al
ways received with a storm of ap
plause. '
Anothor notable member of the
Revue is Stewart Churchill whose
Marimba playing has been a sensa
tion whoruver this young wizard
has appeared. Tho present tour It
his first trip to the far Western
States. Western audiences have
seen somo good Marimba peoplo 1
their time, but unless all predlc
tiuns fall, Churchill's playing win
be remcmbored for many a duy.
The Lucille Elmore Kavuo with
its interesting lnnovutlons is an
other example. of the reason thnt
Chautauqua has been Increasing Id
popularity - during the last twe
years, especially, In the larger and
moro cultured centers-
Symbol of Permanent Peace
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Cooleys Visit .
im unit Mm. P. Mendo Cooloy
of Garden Valley were visltoi-B In
Roseburg Saturday. afternoon and,
wero shopping and transacting bus
iness, .-i ; i , i V - -
From ' Oakland ' i -
hi,. n,,rl Mi-a Vtl-fi-ll Wtlnnv. nf
Oakland, .were Roseburg visitors
Saturday, artornoon and were at
tending to biiBlneBs matters and
shopping., 1
From Salem " ' ". '
L. O. Horrold, of Salem, arrived
here Snturday evening and Is
spending a few days looking after
business affairs In tins cuy anu
at Camas Valley, where ho has an
Interest In a mint farm.
May Locate Here "
t w M.uin nt MnillHnn. Wis
consin, arrived In ROBoburg yes
terday and Is visiting with S. J.
Jones. Ho may locato horo If a
sullublo location Is found, i . , V;
Back From Portland J
Mrs. W. H. Carter and children,
Druco nnd Tholinn, who have boon
spending the past two weeks In
Portland visiting MrB. Carter's sis
tor, Mrs. .Myrtlo Dechtold, relurnod
home yosterdny. Mr. Carter drove
to Portland Saturday and they ro
tiirned with blm by auto.
The first International flag day is to be celebrated at the giant
peace arch at Blaine, Wash., on July 2. The arch, which spans the
international boundary between the United 8tatet and Canada, was
dedicated in September, 1921, by Marshal Joffre of Fi-ance. Queen
Marie of Rumania officiated at similar ceremonies conducted last year.
At the flag day rites this year, William Lyon MacKenzie King, Canadian
premier, will make the principal address. Henry Ford has been re
quested to obtain a keynote message for the celebration from Col
Charles Lindbergh.
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duck $9.00
8x10 Wall Tents, best quality $10.00
10x12 Wall Tents, all new
material . . . . . . . ........ $12.50
12x14 Wall Tents, best buy
: in town ..... . . . . - . .$18.00
14x16 Wall Tents, compare
; J these prices ; , ... . . . $22,00
I Also Tent Flies as low as,,. . .(.$1.35
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That's what wo think' of thai
Oonulno 18 plate, 80 ampere'
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On F.lshjnft, Trlp-r . '
I W.t 6.5 Wiley, R. ! IL' Smith Anil
Vellmonto -Morris, of 'this city,
drove within eight miles of Steam
boat Sunday for a fishing trip. Duo
to heavy rain, yoBtorday they found
It difficult to travel and In one
or two Instances wore some time
getting the car, which became mir
ed down In the cloy, out of the
ditch. They report a fine catch
offish.- ' -
POLICE SEARCH.
IFOR! SLAYER! OF
! ' MRS. STEBBINS
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apartment two' and a half years.
She has a ten' year old daughter
living In another part of town.
Little Is known of the woman or
her associates. Pier husband died
a year ago. , , ' - . , '-,.-..
Ben Glazcr was brought back
from Hood River today after he
said he knew the person who com
mitted the . murder. He was close
ly quizzed by police Inspectors,
-and- -closely -observed. and-r.then
Lieutenant Harvey Thatcher,, act
ing chief Inspector, suld he intend
ed tor turn him-- qvor -to county of
ficials for, a sanity jhonrlng. --i .
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Binder cauvqs at. Wharton Bros.
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Motor Here Today r
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Booth and Mrs.
H. F. Ogden, of Eugelio, motored
hero this morning., Mr. Booth Is
here on business and with the rest
of the party will return to Eugene
this afternoon " ' -.
for t
e greatest
Annou
ncement
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